Sentence examples for past communities from inspiring English sources

In the past, communities have sometimes lashed out at elected representatives in the aftermath of a shark bite.

In the past, communities like Seville trying to make improvements got caught in a noose of bureaucratic technicalities that resulted in years of delays.

Even at a young age I knew that the lumps and bumps I found in these fields were the archaeological evidence of past communities long since gone.

Architecture reflects social aspects of past communities.

In the past, communities appointed a gatekeeper (gaag sungpa) for about two months before the agreed dateline to guard the common pastures (Chophyel 2009).

In the past communities came together to look after the children if their parents were not available - so why not have childcare collectives put together by volunteers?

One reason for the new strategy is that conservatives have had fits about past community outreach efforts.

As they have done in the past, community colleges are filling a void and providing cheaper and more flexible programs to the public.

One frequent argument for funding the arts is their role in promoting continuity with the past, community cohesion and a sense of national pride.

You have to work with both engineers and regulators, and get past community, state and federal regulation.

The heavy sampling of New Yorkers allowed researchers to test what impact exposure to a past community trauma would have on media consumers of Boston bombing coverage.